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The straight headon shot and the rear shot looks OK, but the frontend looks just a tad too short. If it weren't for the short front end I probably wouldn't have been able to *as easily* tell that it wasn't a 1st gen at first glance.
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One of the pictures they show it being a pop up hidden cap on the drivers side rear fender top between the trunk and top.Originally posted by MP81 View PostComment
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The other problem is, if you get into an accident your screwed.
Unless you can find a good bodyman thats willing to take the task of rebuilding it. The car will never be the same.
I would think its registered as a 2002, so it might be hard to put classic car insur. on it.
I still like it though, very nicely done imo.2013 Stage II Nickey Camaro Convertible #10
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definately not feeling it, especially with the top up ..
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